Miguel Servet (1511-1553) y la geografía de su tiempo
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https://doi.org/10.3989/egeogr.2005.i258.155Keywords:
Miguel Servet, Historry of Geography, Claudius Ptolomeo, Geography of the RennaissanceAbstract
Miguel Servet. Such a relevant figure in the study of 16Th century Spanish and European Heterodoxes, was also important in the study and difussion of Classical Geography, specifically in relation to Claudius Ptolomeus and his Geografia. He played as well a relevant role in the evolution of Geography in the Rennaissance and its peculiar scientific principles. His Geographic Comentaries influenced in Calvin's decision to order his death at the stake for his heretical ideas.
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